ColdFusion 9 to Support Cloud Computing
August 13th, 2009
At CFUnited yesterday Adobe announced plans to support “Cloud Computing” in their upcoming version of ColdFusion 9, currently in beta.
Not a lot of details were given (including pricing) but the following bullet points are available from Ben Forta’s site:
- The current CPU based ColdFusion licensing, including no restriction on instances or virtual servers, remains as is in ColdFusion 9.
- ColdFusion will introduce new licensing options for cloud environments, where there is no per CPU model. ColdFusion Standard will allow a single cloud instance, and ColdFusion Enterprise will allow up to 10 cloud instances.
- Split licenses won’t be allowed, so no ColdFusion Enterprise running on 1 CPU and 5 cloud instances.
- Plan to support Amazon EC2 by creating ready-to-use Amazon Machine Images (AMIs).
I’m not sure how earth-shattering this is given the amount of details but we’ll surely know more soon.
Related posts:
- Amazon Announces Virtual Private Cloud
- The Promise and Peril of Cloud Computing
- SpringSource and VMware – A Match Made in the Cloud?
- Amazon's EC2 Console Makes Cloud Computing Fun and Easy
- First Cloud Computing RAP Ever!!!
Categories: Cloud Computing, ColdFusion
